Denial of Service Attacks (Part 5): The Smurf Attack

[@techhub_]

I found this video very helpful to comprehend how this attack works. Thanks a lot!

[@supergp01]

Thanks for making your videos understandable !!! It is so hard to find videos that are understandable for even a kid (although I am an adult ).

[@typingcat]

And not in a weird Indian accent.

[@misterwonka8001]

Thanks for the very informative and well laid out video! Helped a lot.

[@AlbertoCavadia]

amazing, congratulations!, great explanation

[@gurdeepsingh-eg1un]

very gud explanation.....

[@jamesflorez5867]

great explanation!!! well done

[@teacherrussell5206]

Great videos. And it only took me 10 yrs to find them. So, Smurfs, Fraggles...someone was into early 80's kids shows. What, no "Muppets Take My Laptop" attack?

[@chrismckenzie4284]

This video was well done. Thanks.

[@P11nkyPodcast]

But how do i stop this? It has been happening to me for 9 months and i have tried Legit everything possible and its still happening... does anyone have any ideas. From changing out equipment, vpn , contacted ISP changed out lines. updated my computer and Bios, done everything and its happening when i start to broadcast...

[@Mudicus]

This has been happening to me too have you stopped it yet?

[@nexuz4258]

what type of attack is being used on you?

[@henokmillion9774]

Thanks. But, please use a good microphone; the sound is terrible.

[@rvmelo]

how to perform DoS smurf attack on a VPC subnet on AWS?

[@pasindujayaweera5575]

thanks for the lesson..

[@iamhersr]

Thank you sir, very clear and consise explanations.

[@swastikbhat5874]

THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH!! This really helped me prepare for CEH v10!!!!

[@sandyseller4017]

Perfect explanation

[@mickkruger]

Audio is horrible

[@ro3sisrael701]

name PAINT ? pls give me

[@mariarahelvarnhagen2729]

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[@ashishchawla90]

Good explanation..

[@MrFixBroken]

How was it patched specifically? What prevents this from still happening?

[@josephdempster5337]

+MrFixBroken Most networks limit the amount of outbound ICMP requests allowed in a given time period.

[@MrFixBroken]

+Joseph Dempster Whoa. I asked that like 2 years ago while studying for a network security exam. Thanks for the reply!

[@johnnyblaze9217]

@@MrFixBroken haha fr

[@firedragonmangaming2410]

@@johnnyblaze9217 2021 here

[@Dips_M]

Great Video, thank you!

[@keithfjord]

Great tutorial.

[@Utshaw]

nice explanation

[@Wulfios]

Great explanation. Subscribbed!